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preclude

/prɪˈkluːd/

/prɪˈklud/

Translations

precludeverb

precluded

Past Simple

precluded

Past Participle

precluding

Gerund

/prɪˈkluːd/

/prɪˈklud/

His injury precludes him from playing in the match.

Его травма исключает его участие в матче.

The new policy will preclude any further delays.

Новая политика будет предотвращать любые дальнейшие задержки.

Synonyms

Antonyms

precludeverb

To make something impossible by necessary consequence; to prevent from happening.

The high cost of the project precludes its completion this year.

To exclude or prevent someone from a given condition or activity.

His criminal record precludes him from working in the financial sector.

(Law) To bar a claim, defense, or person from further legal action or argument because of a prior ruling or statutory provision.

The statute of limitations precludes the defendant from filing the lawsuit.